Option to rename pdf and download loction on chrome

 · Dave - Strangely, now the Chrome Acrobat extension is prompting for a download location when clicking the download button, not just when right clicking on the document. So, the issue is resolved for the moment. I just don't know why the system changed its behavior. Thank you. The bltadwin.rut_directory setting is only for downloaded content. Chrome treats files saved on the page differently. To change the default folder for a printout of the page, simply set the bltadwin.rut_directory value instead.. So the full example to print to pdf for a custom location:Reviews: 1. This will expand the settings list. Scroll down to the Downloads section. Then check the box next to Ask where to save each file before downloading. Google Chrome will then be updated to open a Browse Window each time a file is downloaded. Mozilla Firefox: Click on the icon in the top right corner and choose Options.

Scroll down the Site Settings screen to find and click the PDF documents option. Next to Download PDF files instead of automatically opening them in Chrome, click the toggle switch to set to the On or Off position. Chrome downloads a PDF when the toggle switch is set to On and displays a PDF in the browser when set to Off. Close the Settings tab. Method 1: Using Downloads Folder. Using the "Properties" option of the download folder, the user can easily change the default location of the download folder. Step 1. Navigate to the "This PC" and open it. Step 2. Right-click on the "Downloads" folder and click on the "Properties" option. Step 3. 2. In the Google Chrome Options window Click the Under the Hood tab. Here you have two choices. Option A: Click Browse and choose a folder location where all downloads will automatically save.

The bltadwin.rut_directory setting is only for downloaded content. Chrome treats files saved on the page differently. To change the default folder for a printout of the page, simply set the bltadwin.rut_directory value instead. Select Downloads, and then, in the Location area, select Change. In the dialog box, select a new location for your downloaded files. Here you'll also find the option to have Microsoft Edge ask where to save each file before downloading. Downloading any file using IE 10 or Chrome causes a popup at the bottom of the window saying that the file could not be downloaded. I am given the options: retry; cancel; If I hit "retry" the file immediately downloads. BUT the file's extension is messed up. The file downloaded has no extension. The form of the names is FILENAME_EXT. So I see.